There are three possibilities for the final return value reps. If reps < R, we did not allocate enough representatives, which (at least intuitively) means our divisor D was too small.
If reps > R, we allocated too many representatives, which (at least intuitively) means our divisor D was too large.
->It should have been vice versa
There are three possibilities for the final return value reps. If reps < R, we did not allocate enough representatives, which (at least intuitively) means our divisor D was too Large.
If reps > R, we allocated too many representatives, which (at least intuitively) means our divisor D was too small.
It is mentioned in exercise:-
There are three possibilities for the final return value reps. If reps < R, we did not allocate enough representatives, which (at least intuitively) means our divisor D was too small.
If reps > R, we allocated too many representatives, which (at least intuitively) means our divisor D was too large.
->It should have been vice versa
There are three possibilities for the final return value reps. If reps < R, we did not allocate enough representatives, which (at least intuitively) means our divisor D was too Large.
If reps > R, we allocated too many representatives, which (at least intuitively) means our divisor D was too small.